[Rekindled Romance + Reunion After Years Apart + The Powerful One Bows His Head + Mutual Firsts]
Three years ago, Nan Yu ended things with Lu Liyuan, saying the cruelest words she could.
“You still want to marry me? I was only having fun!”
She thought they would never cross paths again, but when they met three years later, he had not only become her “uncle” in name, but also had a gentle, beautiful fiancée.
Now, he was cold, noble, and untouchable, while she was ordinary, overweight, and unremarkable.
Nan Yu thought this was for the best. They had never belonged to the same world.
But for some reason, he kept meddling in her affairs, using his status as her “uncle” as an excuse.
On a rainy street, he appeared without warning. “Miss Nan, it’s raining. Let me take you home.”
At a gathering with her coworkers, he was just as domineering. “Miss Nan, drinking is bad for you. I’ll drink in your place.”
…
Nan Yu was sure Lu Liyuan was doing all this to get revenge, until she tried to find someone to marry and he pinned her against the door. “A Yu, you can’t leave me…”
Lu Liyuan couldn’t understand why he was interested in such an utterly ordinary, overweight woman. He thought he was going crazy.
He made an appointment with a neurologist, who said, “Mr. Lu, you’re in love!”
Ridiculous. He was the president of the Lu Group, a heaven-blessed favorite. How could he fall for a woman like that?
It wasn’t until the eve of her engagement that he finally remembered: she was the love he had lost three years ago!
The author's writing is smooth and the story is gripping. Not too sweet but slightly sweet, with a flavor of life and a strong sense of substitution. The male protagonist has lost his memory and his love for the female protagonist is engraved in his DNA, and he protects her whenever they meet. The female protagonist pushed the male protagonist away several times due to family reasons, and her personality was a bit twisted. Fortunately, the male protagonist persevered, was deeply in love, and believed in the female protagonist unconditionally, and the two finally reunited. It would be even more perfect if the evil female supporting character met a tragic end.
It's good-looking. The male protagonist's biological preferences drive the development of the story. Dr. Mu is the creator of contradictions.